Keep On Steppin'
This courage to be disliked explores a fresh viewpoint on freedom, relationships, and self-narratives through dialogues reflecting Alfred Adler’s psychology. It emphasizes personal agency over one’s past, advocating that interpersonal problems stem from how we relate to others. Key concepts include task separation, community contribution, and horizontal relationships, urging authentic living.
How profound is a positive influence on various relationships? Relationships take effort and effective communication. Challenges, uncomfortable conversations, and mutual support are some keys to what I think success are, and techniques for improving these relationships include appreciation, active listening, and fostering a genuine interest in others.
The Hard Truth About Yes Every time you say yes to something, you're saying no to everything else. This isn't philosophy—it's math. You have 24 hours in a day, limited energy, and finite resources. When you give them to one thing, that time is gone from everything else. Most people don't think about this. They … Continue reading 1581. The Power of No: A Complete Guide to Intentional Living
Let's cut the romantic bullshit and talk about marriage as the economic construct it really is. The Outdated Institution Marriage was once an economic necessity. Families combined resources to survive, and *hopefully* thrived. You needed the other person's farm animals while they needed your land. Or maybe the neighbor had a son and you had … Continue reading 1380. Why Traditional Marriage and Weddings are a Financial Trap in 2024
Finding work you don’t mind to fund your passions over working for the sake of work or to make the most money There’s a burnout factor that doesn’t get put into play It’s like in boxing everyone thinks it’s about the knockout, the real game is won on not getting hit. You have to hit … Continue reading 1357. Passions
A good 6-mile walking tour of the Philadelphia that you can make as long or as short as you like. Catch the train to Jefferson station why do we always end up speed-walking to the train? Reading Terminal Iovine's juices and LUHV's Deli is a BOP so is the herbairy and any other of the … Continue reading 1349. An Unforgettable Date Day in Philly (anniversary)
Everyone has a story You lost a loved one Maybe your family’s too big Or too small Your dad was a drunk Or maybe he was strict as a dictator Your kids gay Or maybe they’re into gothic Everyone has a story Filled with ups and downs, triumphs and embarrassments Who cares what we’ve gone … Continue reading 1288. Everyone’s gone through it
Marriage is a cornerstone of society Or is it? Perspectives on this change and like most things, there’s some conflict. The reason for this article is to shed some points of view and to take in this information objectively. Traditional vs. Modern Concepts There's the traditional view of marriage as a lifelong, monogamous union between … Continue reading 1277. A Debate on Marriage: Changing Perspectives
We've all heard the sayings - "time is money", "there's never enough time in the day", etc. But have you really thought about how the way we spend our time reflects our true priorities and character? The fact is, the people closest to us take notice - they 'know' us... Maybe better then we know … Continue reading 1245. How We Spend Our Time Shows Who We Really Are
Just like a regular bank account, every relationship has an emotional bank account where you make deposits and withdrawals through your interactions. Deposits build up trust and goodwill, while withdrawals deplete them. Relationship Deposits strengthen the emotional connection: Complimenting or appreciating the other person Offering help when needed Being supportive during tough times Giving thoughtful … Continue reading 1239. Effective Communication: Enhancing Relationships with Emotional Bank Accounts
Joe DiAndrea 